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Date added: 19.11.25
The Schüco Corona SI82 profile is a modern PVC window system designed for high thermal performance and reliable durability. SI82 combines a multi-chamber construction, reinforced steel cavity, and optimized geometry to deliver effective heat and sound insulation. This article explains the profile's main advantages and technical features.
The Corona SI82 is a 5- or 6-chamber system with an installation depth of around 82 mm. The increased installation depth allows the use of thicker glazing units and more insulating chambers compared to standard profiles.
Windows can be fitted with single- or double-glazed units featuring Low-E coatings and inert gas fills (argon or krypton). Proper glazing significantly improves Uw values and thermal performance.
High-quality hardware ensures smooth operation and safety. Multiple sealing contours in the SI82 system reduce drafts and improve airtightness.
Professional installation is essential to achieve declared performance. Correct sealing and thermal insulation of the installation gap are crucial. Schüco windows typically come with manufacturer warranties on profiles and hardware; check terms with suppliers.
Maintenance is minimal: clean seals, inspect hardware, and clean glass regularly. Lubricate moving parts as needed with recommended products.
Schüco Corona SI82 windows are positioned above entry-level systems. Higher upfront cost is compensated by energy savings, longer lifespan, and reduced maintenance. Factor in glazing type, hardware level, and installation complexity when budgeting.
The Schüco Corona SI82 profile is a premium PVC window solution offering outstanding thermal and acoustic performance, structural strength, and design flexibility. It's a solid choice where energy efficiency, comfort, and longevity are priorities.
Thermal performance depends on glazing configuration. With Low-E coatings and argon fill, SI82 windows achieve low Uw values suitable for energy-efficient buildings.
Yes. The 82 mm depth and reinforced chambers allow larger units, though additional reinforcement and stronger hardware may be required.
With proper care, PVC windows often exceed 30 years. Warranty terms vary by supplier and country.
No. Routine cleaning and occasional lubrication of hardware are usually sufficient.
Yes. Enhanced security fittings and additional locking points are available for increased protection.
More advanced glazing (triple units, krypton fill, special coatings) increases cost but significantly improves thermal and acoustic performance.
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